Dying for a ‘Rocky’ marathon? Here’s where you can watch all the movies

Rocky started as the scrappy underdog story no studio expected to matter, then became the film that proved heart could still sell tickets in 1976. Sylvester Stallone’s script and performance turned a low-budget boxing drama into the year’s biggest hit and an Oscar darling, setting the template for every underdog sports saga that followed. Fans already knew the steps, the montage, and the statue long before sequels kept the saga alive through the eighties, nineties, and into the new century.

The Rocky films sit deep in American pop culture. The Eye of the Tiger training sequence has been referenced and parodied across decades of television and movies, while the bronze statue near the Philadelphia Museum of Art remains a pilgrimage site for visitors who want the full experience. That affection kept the series viable even as the storylines aged, and the same energy now fuels a fresh wave of projects that stretch the Rockyverse into the next decade.

Creed revived the franchise in 2015 by shifting focus to a new generation while still honoring the characters fans had followed for years. Creed II carried the momentum forward in 2018, proving audiences wanted more time inside this world. With every film now gathered in one place, the full marathon is finally simple to run.

Rocky

Rocky follows a small-time Philadelphia club fighter who gets the chance of a lifetime against the heavyweight champion. The film introduced the raw training sequences, the famous run up the museum steps, and the quiet romance that anchored the entire series. It is now streaming on Netflix as of June 2026.

Rocky II

Rocky II picks up immediately after the first film and tracks how sudden fame changes the champ’s daily life. Rocky balances new responsibilities with his growing family while preparing for the inevitable rematch. It is now streaming on Netflix as of June 2026.

Rocky III

Rocky III brings in a flashier opponent and a more public rivalry, complete with cameos that turned the film into a cultural moment. The story also deepens Rocky’s relationship with his former rival Apollo Creed. It is now streaming on Netflix as of June 2026.

Rocky IV

Rocky IV sends the story overseas for a Cold War showdown that still defines the franchise’s most quoted training montage. The film balances spectacle with the personal cost of the fight. It is now streaming on Netflix as of June 2026, with the expanded Ultimate Director’s Cut available on digital platforms for viewers who want the longer cut.

Rocky V

Rocky V returns the story to the streets of Philadelphia and introduces Rocky’s son, played by Sylvester Stallone’s real-life son. The film explores what happens when the spotlight fades and the hero must rebuild from the ground up. It is now streaming on Netflix as of June 2026.

Rocky Balboa

Rocky Balboa was originally conceived as the final chapter and shows the retired fighter living a quieter life until an exhibition bout pulls him back into the ring. The film gives audiences the older, reflective Rocky who later appears in the Creed movies. It is now streaming on Netflix as of June 2026.

Creed & Creed II

The Creed films shift the spotlight to Adonis Creed, son of Apollo, while keeping Rocky as mentor and emotional anchor. Creed introduced Michael B. Jordan’s Adonis and re-energized the franchise with fresh stakes. Creed II tested that new lead against his father’s legacy in the ring. All three Creed films are now streaming on Netflix as of June 2026.

Creed III

Creed III arrived in March 2023 with Michael B. Jordan directing and starring, marking the first time the series moved fully into the next generation’s hands. The film became the highest-grossing entry in the Creed line, earning roughly one hundred fifty-six million dollars domestically and two hundred seventy-five million worldwide. It also earned an eighty-nine percent score on Rotten Tomatoes, placing it among the strongest-reviewed films in the entire Rocky catalog. It is now streaming on Netflix as of June 2026.

Future of the Franchise

Multiple projects are keeping the Rocky universe active beyond the existing nine films. Creed IV is already in development with Michael B. Jordan returning in front of and behind the camera. Amazon Prime Video ordered a spin-off series titled Delphi in May 2025, set inside the same Philadelphia gym that has anchored the story since the beginning. Producers and cast members continue to express interest in expanding the world while the original films remain widely available.

I Play Rocky Biopic

A new biographical drama titled I Play Rocky is scheduled for a Thanksgiving 2026 release, focusing on the chaotic creation of the original 1976 film. Peter Farrelly is directing, and Anthony Ippolito has been cast as a young Sylvester Stallone racing to finish the script and land the lead role. The project arrives just ahead of the franchise’s fiftieth anniversary and offers a behind-the-scenes look at how an unlikely boxing story became a global phenomenon.

Rocky IV Director's Cut

The official extended edition, released as Rocky IV: Rocky vs. Drago – The Ultimate Director’s Cut, restores footage that deepens both Rocky’s preparation and the personal stakes on both sides of the ring. The longer version gives fans additional character moments without changing the film’s core structure. It is available on digital platforms alongside the standard cut that streams on Netflix as of June 2026.

With every film from the original Rocky through Creed III now gathered on Netflix, the marathon experience has never been more straightforward. Viewers can move straight from the 1976 underdog story to the most recent chapter without switching services, then keep an eye on the upcoming biopic and new series for the next round of stories inside this long-running world.